Javokhir Sindarov defeats D Gukesh in blitz chess, avenging his earlier loss.
Javokhir Sindarov
Twelve-year-old Aarav Sarbalia is reshaping chess as online content, earning followers like Judit Polgar.
Javokhir Sindarov wins the Candidates Tournament, setting up a world title match with Gukesh.
Vaishali loses to Zhu Jiner, blowing the Women's section wide open.
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Javokhir Sindarov leads the Candidates tournament with six points after the first round, dominating his opponents.
Indian grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa wasted his strongest winning opportunity at the Candidates Tournament by accepting a draw against lower-rated Andrey Esipenko, settling for his third draw instead of pursuing a crucial second victory.
Gukesh celebrates emotionally after beating Sindarov in a significant win.
Magnus Carlsen predicts Javokhir Sindarov will defeat D Gukesh in the World Chess Championship.
India's Vaishali Rameshbabu leads the Women's Candidates with 7.5 points.
India's Vaishali Rameshbabu extends lead at Women's Candidates Chess.
R Vaishali defeated Divya Deshmukh in 31 moves to join the lead in the Women's Candidates.
Indian chess players Vaishali and Divya Deshmukh secured crucial victories in the FIDE Candidates Tournament's women's section, while Praggnanandhaa struggles in the open division where Uzbekistan's Sindarov dominates with 5.5 points.
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India's Gukesh and Vaishali will compete in World Chess Championship matches, potentially simultaneously.
Javokhir Sindarov wins the FIDE Candidates Tournament 2026 title, setting up a World Championship clash with D Gukesh.
Javokhir Sindarov gains sponsors after creating a social media presence.
Vaishali Rameshbabu secured her second consecutive win, defeating former Women's World Champion Tan Zhongyi in a chaotic game.
Twenty-year-old Uzbek prodigy Javokhir Sindarov defeats world number two Hikaru Nakamura at the Chess Candidates Tournament in Pegeia, emerging as tournament favorite and demonstrating exceptional talent that captivates the competitive chess landscape.
